There are different levels as part of the curriculum in Carnatic vocal music along with theoretical knowledge.
Classes are conducted twice a week and its one on one class, one hour duration each. For more information fill the enquiry below.
Taught according to traditional padhati with equal emphasis on vocal production, laya precision, akara sadhakam, and shastra theory.
Sarali varisai, Janta varisai, upper stayi varisai, and Daattu varisai. Svara Sthana alignment and Alankarams with akara sadhakam.
Structured foundational study from the Sangeeta Bala Padam text. Geethams, Swarajathis, Nottuswarams, and fundamental ragas.
Training in 6 comprehensive Adi & Ata tala varnams, followed by classical keerthanams of revered composers across various ragas and talas.
Advanced manodharma sangeetham focusing on spontaneous raga alapana delineations, niraval phrasing on sahitya, and kalpana swaram permutations.
Smt. Vidya Harikrishna firmly believes that Carnatic Music is for all ages and that it is never too late to begin to train in this genre. VACM's students span from toddlers as young as 4½ to working professionals and adult learners aged 45+.
Whether a student aspires to become a performing concert vocalist, prepare for academic B.A. Music degrees, or merely cultivate a soulful passion for Indian classical arts, every disciple receives disciplined, patient, and wholesome one-on-one attention.
VACM students performing live at Chembur Ayappa Temple
Classes are conducted twice a week and its one on one class, one hour duration each. For more information fill the enquiry below:
